Joseph Hargett

Joseph Hargett

Despite hailing from the Greater Cincinnati, Ohio area, Joseph Hargett has spent nearly the past decade elbow-deep in Wall Street.  Specializing in financial writing, options strategies and stock-market analysis, Joseph cut his teeth in the research department of Cincinnati-based Schaeffer’s Investment Research.

While at Schaeffer’s, Joseph wrote market, stock and options commentary for SchaeffersResearch.com, and was lead editor for The Options Advisor (the nation’s leading options newsletter).

Joseph has since moved on to become a prolific Forbes contributor in the options realm, as well as a lead copy editor and contributor for a well respected investment newsletter publisher.  Joseph’s commentary has appeared in a plethora of media outlets, including The Wall Street JournalThe New York TimesMoney Show Digest, Reuters, CBE MarketWatch and Sentiment Magazine.

Recent Articles

Wednesday’s Vital Data: Apple Inc. (AAPL), Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (WMT) and Sunedison Inc. (SUNE)

Apple (AAPL) battles appeal in N.Y. iPhone case, Walmart (WMT) options spike on ex-div, SunEdison’s (SUNE) Vivint Solar (VSLR) deal terminated.

Tune In to This Netflix, Inc. Opportunity — Two Trades for NFLX Stock

These Netflix trades can help you take advantage of looming NFLX stock support levels.

Monday’s Vital Data: Apple Inc. (AAPL) Seadrill Ltd (SDRL) and Alcoa Inc (AA)

Apple (AA) call options rebound as its smartphone market share rises, Seadrill (SDRL) surges on bailout rumors and Alcoa (AA) bounces back from a downgrade.

Facebook Inc — Betting on a FANG Comeback: 2 Trades for FB Stock

With FB stock leading the way, FANG stocks appear to be making a comeback. Explore two ways to trade Facebook options whether you own FB stock or not.

Friday’s Vital Data: Apple Inc. (AAPL), Chesapeake Energy Corporation (CHK) and Petroleo Brasileiro SA Petrobras (ADR) (PBR)

Apple (AAPL) launches Twitter tech support on Twitter (TWTR), Chesapeake Energy (CHK) options surge as shorts cover and Petrobras (PBR) rallies on a $10 billion loan.